As part of its commitment to community wellbeing and social impact, NSIA Insurance marked Mother’s Day 2026 with a special outreach to new and expectant mothers at Gbagada General Hospital, providing essential mother-and-baby care items to support families at the start of their motherhood journey.
The initiative builds on the success of similar visits carried out by the company in recent years, including outreach efforts at Lagos Island Maternity Hospital in 2024 and Ayinke House (LASUTH) in 2025. What began as a simple act of giving has since grown into a meaningful tradition for the organisation, reinforcing its dedication to supporting mothers and strengthening community ties.
Through the initiative, NSIA Insurance donated a range of essential care items to mothers and newborns, demonstrating its continued commitment to promoting well-being and offering practical support to families.
during one of life’s most important moments.
Speaking on the initiative, Moruf APAMPA, MD/CEO of NSIA Insurance, said:
“We recognise the strength, resilience, and dedication that mothers embody every day. This Mother’s Day, we hope to make their journey into motherhood a little easier and remind them that they are valued and supported.”
As a company built on the principles of care and protection, NSIA Insurance continues to champion initiatives that uplift communities and create lasting impact.
NSIA Insurance Limited is a leading non-life insurance company committed to responsibility, integrity, customer centricity, innovation, and performance. Headquartered in Lagos, the company maintains a strong regional footprint across 11 strategic states nationwide.
NSIA Insurance provides a comprehensive range of general insurance solutions, competitively designed to meet the evolving risk, financial, and lifestyle needs of corporate, commercial, and individual clients. NSIA Insurance Limited (Nigeria) is a member of NSIA Participations, a pan-African insurance group with operations in 12 countries across the continent, including Benin, Cameroon, Congo, Ivory Coast, Gabon,
Ghana, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Mali, Nigeria, Senegal, and Togo.
